What typically follows when a student does not advance after Tier 3?
AExpulsion from the school
BReferral to special education
CReturn to Tier 1 for good
DRemoval of all assessments
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Referral to special education
1. Tiers form a ladder of rising support.
2. Those who do not advance after Tier 3 typically qualify for referral to special education.
3. Expulsion and ending assessments are not part of the model.
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